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10:16 PM.A report into the Department of Labour's role in the Pike River disaster; Fat - the new fuel lining London's sewers; and in Dateline Pacific....a course in business ethics in Bougainville. Audio

10:16 PM.The Government's possible solution to the GCSB's illegal spying - change the law so it's no longer illegal; a ceremony marking 45 years since the Wahine disaster; and in Dateline Pacific, police… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.The former UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher dies, Mary Wilson tackles penis size on Checkpoint and in Dateline Pacific, the Cook Islands says it's no tax haven. Audio

10:16 PM.Remembering the Wahine disaster, taking on one of the last unclimbed Himalayan peaks and in Dateline Pacific a diabetes epidemic in Kiribati. Audio

10:15 PM.New Zealand's longest military deployment has come to an end; there's a new strain of bird flu in China; and in Dateline Pacific, Samoa Air perseveres with its weight-based fares. Audio

10:15 PM.Bringing the world's worst criminals to court; Housing in Christchurch; and in Dateline Pacific, stopping the arms trade in Melanesia. Audio

10:10 PM.Tension on the korean peninsula; the impact of the drought on native wildlife; and in Dateline Pacific Tonga attempts to cut its power bill. Audio

8:16 PM.Refusing to move out of the Christchurch red zone, adopting Maori names for the North and South Islands and Takelau builds a new ship. Audio

10:15 PM.The earthquake commission and the power of lost information; a guidebook to dolphins down under; and Dateline Pacific on how Tokelau plans to keep its power solar. Audio

10:17 PM.The Prime Minister admits he's known the head of the Government's spy agency from their school days; An aviation commentator is questioning the sentence given a Pacific Blue pilot; the magic light of… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.Terminal illness, hip hop dancers with hip replacements and in Dateline Pacific, renewable source of cash for the islands Audio

10:15 PM.An Australian judge on animal rights, putting the Kaibosh on food waste, and in Dateline Pacific, Fiji wins the Hong Kong sevens. Audio

10:15 PM.A baby goes missing from a maternity ward, the last remaining man from the team to first conquer Mt Everest dies, and in Dateline Pacific, Niue goes solar. Audio

10:17 PM.Labour tries to rekindle public interest in the kim dotcom case; from squash to race relations; in dateline Pacific, a top aussie league player Mel Meninga moves to Papua New Guinea. Audio

10:17 PM.Plans for Christchurch new hospital take shape, William Shatner beans onto Afternoons and in Dateline Pacific, Fiji's government exercises its power in the provinces. Audio

10:15 PM.In the programme this evening: Rain falls, but the drought isn't over yet; Remembering a day in the life of Aotearoa 30 years ago; And in Dateline Pacific - truth and reconciliation in Solomon… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.A new growth plan for Auckland, new research on whale strandings, and in Dateline Pacific, a dengue fever outbreak in New Caledonia. Audio

10:15 PM.The government's role in solid energy's debt; More evidence that life could have been possible on Mars; and in Dateline Pacific - Tonga's dependence on what its expats send home. Audio

10:15 PM.A petition to stop the partial privatisation of state owned power companies arrives at parliament; 2013 - bad news for pasture but likely to be a good vintage for wines, and in Dateline Pacific… Read more Audio

10:15 PM.In the programme tonight, judging the nation's judges; taking life without a grain of salt, or at least fewer of them; and in Dateline Pacific a celebration of Pasifika music in the queen city. Audio

10:15 PM.Labour wants a parliamentary inquiry into Solid Energy. In praise of foreign investment on the waterfront and in Dateline Pacific - Chinese refugees in Palau. Audio

10:15 PM.Why it's not just farmers who'll pay for the drought. Nine To Noon ponders the future of home grown children's tv and in Dateline Pacific is a Solomon Islands warlord the Nelson Mandela of the… Read more Audio

10:17 PM.The drought spreads. A mother wants an open investigation into her soldier son's death. And official and unofficial reaction to the video alledging to show Fijian authorities beating two men. Audio

10:15 PM.Late Edition for 5 March 2013. Audio

10:15 PM.In the programme tonight, details of the partial sale of Mighty River Power; less rides on Auckland's suburban trains; and in Dateline Pacific a new take on the Polynesian myth. Audio